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set out on a delicious journey through Vienna’s lively Naschmarkt, well suited to food lovers and culture enthusiasts. Over three immersive hours, a local guide will introduce you to Austria’s finest flavors in this famous market. Begin at the Secession Museum, admiring its striking Art Nouveau architecture, before wandering through the busy Naschmarkt, where you’ll savor Viennese sausages, rich cheeses, and cured meats, perfectly paired with local beverages. At the third stop, enjoy a traditional Austrian lunch featuring classic dishes. End your tour in a attractive café, indulging in a velvety cappuccino and an irresistible Sacher Torte. This visit blends authentic flavors, rich traditions, and lively market scenes, leaving you inspired, delighted, and fully satisfied.

Visit the House of Strauss, home to the original Strauss Hall, where Johann Strauss I, Johann Strauss II, Josef Strauss, and Eduard Strauss once performed. This experience includes access to the interactive museum, where you can learn about the Strauss family and the history of Viennese music through multimedia exhibits, original artifacts, and an audio guide narrated by a descendant of Johann Strauss I. Explore the museum at your own pace and view historic costumes, handwritten scores, original Thonet chairs, and other items connected to the Strauss dynasty. Your visit also includes a 15-minute audiovisual show in the original Strauss Hall, combining music, storytelling, and visual effects to present the history of the Strauss family.

Visit the Albertina Museum in Vienna. Located in one of the Habsburg's largest palaces, it houses the world’s largest graphical collection. Use your tickets to view the permanent Batliner Collection, which showcases works from Monet to Picasso. Walk through 20 Habsburg staterooms and enter a world of fine art at the Albertina. Your visit grants you access to masterpieces by Da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo, Dürer, and Rubens. See the Batliner Collection, one of Europe’s key Modernist art compilations. This display includes Impressionists and Post-Impressionists like Monet, Degas, Cézanne, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Gauguin, as well as early Cubist works by Picasso.

Join a guided walking tour highlighting the exteriors of Vienna’s key landmarks without entering any museums. Explore the city with an experienced local guide. Begin the tour at the historic Minoriten Church, where you'll see a mosaic of The Last Supper. Then, visit notable sites such as Michaelerplatz, the entrance to Hofburg Palace. Continue to Heldenplatz and the Spanish Riding School while learning about Vienna's imperial history and traditions. Pass by the Albertina Museum and the Vienna State Opera, significant to the city’s musical heritage. Conclude your tour at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, known for its Gothic architecture.

Located in the largest of the Habsburg's residential palaces, the Albertina is home to the biggest and most valuable graphical collection in the world. With your Albertina Museum tickets, see the permanent exhibition of the Batliner Collection, _Monet to Picasso_, 20 elegant staterooms, and more!

Take a stately jaunt through the history of Austria by visiting The Imperial Carriage Museum, an assortment of more than 60 historical state coaches, sledges, and sedan chairs, as well as more than two hundred years' worth of harnesses and livery.

See the sights of beautiful Vienna by means of a unique mode of transport – a segway! Contrasted with the historical backdrop of inner city Vienna, you'll zip around on a new-age segway in style. Cruise past the city's landmarks, including the Natural History Museum and the Museum of Art History, both renowned cultural institutions. Scoot by the Hofburg, the former imperial palace of the Hapsburg monarchy and the current residence of the Austrian president. Make your way to Stadtpark, next to Ring Street, to see famous statues of famous Viennese residents, including Strauss.

Travel back in time to the opulent heyday of the Austrian Empire, with skip the line access to the magnificent Kunsthistorisches Museum and Imperial Treasury. Explore the Habsburg Emperor's art museum, stuffed with countless masterpieces including Bruegel's _Tower of Babel_, then head to the Hofburg Palace to check out the Imperial collection of jewels, gems, and weapons.